Vol. 55 No. 4 (2018): Epistemology & Philosophy of Science

Contemporary Epistemology and its Critics: On Crisis and Perspective

• 201804_Kasavin, Porus (Russian)

Type Theory in the Semantics of Propositional Attitudes

• 201804_Domanov (Russian)

New Machinery, Olden Tasks?

• 201804_Tiskin

Martin-Löf Type Theory as a Multi-Agent Epistemic Formal System

• 201804_Rodin (Russian)

New Analytic Philosophy: A Comment on Oleg A. Domanov's Paper

• 201804_Lamberov (Russian)

Type Theoretical Grammar, Intensional Entities and Epistemic Attitudes

• 201804_Mikirtumov (Russian)

Quine’s Problem is Coming Back

• 201804_Borisov (Russian)

Remarks on Type Theory in the Semantics of Propositional Attitudes

• 201804_Domanov_2

Between Psychologism and Logicism: from Wilhelm Wundt to Logical Investigations of Autism

Bodies of Knowledge and Knowledge of Bodies: “We Can Know More Than We Can Tell”

• 201804_Machin

Davidson on Truth, Norms, and Dispositions

• 201804_Rogonyan (Russian)

Norman Malcolm on The Ontological Argument: Ordinary Language, Common Sense, and Philosophical Analysis

• 201804_Rakhmanin (Russian)

Man and Technology: Ambivalence of Digital Culture

• 201804_Kasavina (Russian)

Scientific rationality in social context: conceptual and practical issues

• 201804_Vostrikova Kusliy (Russian)

Distributed Cognition and Mathematical Practice in The Digital Society: from Formalized Proofs to Revisited Foundations

• 201804_Shaposhnikov (Russian)

Max Weber on Science: Reception and Perspectives

“Tempus Spargendi Lapides”: The Fuzzy Structure of Scientific Revolutions

• 201804_Dmitriev (Russian)

Friedrich Waismann on the Many-Level-Structure of Language and Problems of Reductionism

• 2018_Ogleznev, Surovtsev (Russian)

The Many-Level-Structure of Language

The Unity of Philosophy and Science: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

• 201804_Sekundant (Russian)